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In their quest for basic human rights, modern-day Iranians are combatting the extreme treatment of a brutal and oppressive regime in a way which mirrors that of their ancestors — through revolt. This lecture highlights the struggle for freedom, women’s rights and democracy in Iran over the past 100 years with a focus on the use of art as propaganda and more recently, as a social movement and form of global revolt.
This class is available to purchase individually, or at a discounted rate when the course pass is purchased.
Speaker
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Sheharazad Fleming
Read MoreSheharazad Fleming is an Iranian-American creative director based in Los Angeles.
Throughout her career, she has built and led creative teams in the civic, academic and nonprofit sectors with a focus on design and branding, strategic communications and visual storyte...